VistaBlue Singer Island: Oceanfront Condo Buyer's Guide (2026)

VistaBlue Singer Island is a 19-story oceanfront condominium at 3730 North Ocean Drive on Singer Island, in the City of Riviera Beach. Dallas-based Third Palm Capital developed it, GliddenSpina designed it and Interiors by Steven G. did the interiors. The tower has 58 residences, four per floor, each opening from a private elevator lobby, with terraces facing the Atlantic and the Intracoastal Waterway.

When sales launched in 2016, VistaBlue was described as Singer Island's first new condominium development since 2008. It topped off in March 2017 and was completed in 2018. This guide covers the building, the residences, what sold in 2026 and what a resale buyer should check.

VistaBlue at a glance

Figures come from the developer's October 2016 launch release, The Real Deal's October 2016 and March 2017 reports and MLS records as of October 2026.

Residences and sizes

Four residences share each floor, so every home is a corner or end plan with its own elevator lobby secured by a card reader. Brokerage materials label the four lines A, B, C and D. The developer published a range of 2,784 to 6,423 square feet, which appears to include terraces; MLS living areas for typical floors are smaller.

Most resales are three-bedroom plans, several with a den. The developer's finish package included:

• Poggenpohl custom kitchen cabinetry and Miele appliances, with Sub-Zero refrigeration noted in listings
• Imported porcelain tile floors
• Floor-to-ceiling windows opening onto wraparound terraces
• 10-foot ceilings, 12 feet in the penthouses

Interiors by Steven G. designed the furnished models; at least one former model, residence 5C, was listed in October 2026 after a 2026 refresh. Lines face differently: listings describe direct oceanfront views from some lines and northwest views over the Intracoastal with partial ocean views from others, so confirm the exposure before comparing prices.

Architecture and design

GliddenSpina designed VistaBlue with four residences per floor and an elevated pool terrace facing the ocean, and Wieland built it. With four homes per floor, each residence is a corner or end plan, and only three neighbors share the floor.

Images from listing photography.

Amenities

The amenity list, from the 2016 launch materials and current listings:

• Elevated pool terrace and sundeck facing the Atlantic, with cabanas, a spa pool, two gas fire pits and a grilling area
• Fitness center with men's and women's locker rooms and saunas
• Club room, card room, and a social lounge with two bars
• Boardroom with presentation technology
• Private beach with beach service
• Manned gated entry and 24-hour concierge
• Bike storage and on-site management

Brokerage materials list condominium fees that include building insurance, water, sewer, trash, cable television and internet, security and parking. Confirm the current inclusions in the budget.

Location: Singer Island

Singer Island is the barrier island at the northern end of Riviera Beach, with the Atlantic on the east and the Lake Worth Lagoon on the west. Blue Heron Boulevard connects its southern half to the mainland and PGA Boulevard reaches its northern end, so Palm Beach Gardens and North Palm Beach are a short drive. John D. MacArthur Beach State Park sits at the island's north end. Palm Beach International Airport is about 8 miles away, within 20 minutes by car in normal traffic.

Most of Singer Island's oceanfront condominiums predate VistaBlue; when it launched in 2016 it was the island's first new condominium development since 2008. That age gap is the main reason buyers compare it with newer Intracoastal buildings on the mainland as much as with its oceanfront neighbors. The island falls under the City of Riviera Beach for taxes and services. You can browse other buildings in the area on our Riviera Beach and Singer Island page.

Timeline

Prices, recent sales and carrying costs

Closed sales in 2026: MLS records show four closings from May to October 2026:

Each sold below its last asking price, by about 4 to 14 percent, and the 9D residence took about a year to sell. Brokerage data covering the year to October 2026 counts five sales averaging about 92 percent of asking price and about 194 days on the market. Buyers have room to negotiate, and asking prices alone overstate the market.

Active listings, October 2026: two residences for sale, asking $2.499 million for the 3,029 sq ft former model 5C and $2.775 million for 12C (about $825 and $966 per square foot). One three-bedroom was listed for rent at $20,000 a month.

Association fees: current listings show fees of about $3,950 to $4,100 a month for three-bedroom residences, or about $1.35 to $1.38 per square foot, with brokerage pages reporting a range from about $3,440. Ask for the current budget and reserve schedule.

How VistaBlue compares nearby

VistaBlue is the only direct-oceanfront building in this group. Its 2026 resales of about $924 to $1,061 per square foot for three-bedrooms are close to Water Club's 2026 median of about $1,035 and Nautilus 220's about $984, so in this small 2026 sample the ocean frontage did not carry a large per-square-foot premium over those Intracoastal buildings. Buyers who want a gate, a marina and more amenities should compare Water Club; buyers who want a larger residence near Juno Beach should compare Azure.

What to check before you buy

1. Exposure and line. The A, B, C and D lines face differently. Confirm whether the residence is direct oceanfront or looks northwest over the Intracoastal with partial ocean views, and price accordingly.
2. Leasing rules. A recent listing records that leases are allowed with restrictions, including an interview and tenant approval. Get the declaration and rules for minimum lease terms and approval timing before planning to rent.
3. Pets. Brokerage materials report that pets are allowed with limits on number and size. Confirm the current rules.
4. Structural integrity reserve study. Florida requires a SIRS at least every ten years for condominium buildings of three or more habitable stories. Ask for the SIRS, the reserve funding plan and any special assessments. Our milestone inspection and SIRS guide explains the requirements.
5. Insurance. Oceanfront buildings carry higher wind and flood exposure. Ask how the master policy is priced in the budget and get an HO-6 quote on the residence.
6. Furnishings. Several resales are offered furnished, including former models; agree on the inventory in the contract.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is VistaBlue Singer Island?

At 3730 North Ocean Drive on Singer Island, in the City of Riviera Beach, FL 33404, directly on the Atlantic.

Who developed VistaBlue?

Third Palm Capital, a Dallas-based developer, built VistaBlue. GliddenSpina was the architect, Interiors by Steven G. the interior designer and Wieland the builder.

How many residences does VistaBlue have?

58 residences on 19 stories, four per floor, each with a private elevator lobby. The developer marketed sizes of about 2,784 to 6,423 square feet, including two penthouses of about 6,242 and 6,423 square feet.

When was VistaBlue built?

Construction began in late 2015, the tower topped off in March 2017 and it was completed in 2018.

What do VistaBlue condos sell for?

Four MLS-recorded closings from May to October 2026 ranged from $2.6 million to $4.835 million, about $924 to $1,326 per square foot. In October 2026, two residences were listed at $2.499 million and $2.775 million.

What are the monthly fees at VistaBlue?

Current listings show about $3,950 to $4,100 a month for three-bedroom residences. Brokerage materials report that fees include building insurance, water, sewer, trash, cable, internet, security and parking.

Explore VistaBlue

Visit the VistaBlue building page for current listings and photos. Contact REHUB to compare VistaBlue's lines and recent sales with other oceanfront and Intracoastal condos in northern Palm Beach County.